If your blog runs on Ghost, Cituna can write straight into it. It finds the questions buyers ask that AI engines answer without you, writes the articles from your own search data, and creates each one as a Ghost post, so your theme shows it like any other. Ghost turns each article into its own editor cards, so you can edit it in Ghost before or after it goes live. Articles can arrive as drafts for review. If your blog runs on something else, the webhook destination hands you the article to place yourself.
What this assumes
1. Add a custom integration in Ghost
In Ghost Admin, open Settings and go to Integrations, under Advanced. Click Add custom integration, name it Cituna and click Add.
The integration shows a Content API key, an Admin API key and an API URL. Copy the Admin API key, the one with a colon in the middle, and the API URL. The Content API key can only read, so Cituna refuses it.
2. Connect the site in Cituna
Choose the brand in the top bar, open Integrations and click Connect on the Ghost card. Paste the API URL and the Admin API key, then click Connect Ghost.
Cituna reads your site’s name and public address, checks the key with one read and saves nothing to Ghost. The public address must be on the brand’s own domain, because that is where the articles and the links between them live. A Ghost(Pro) site still on its ghost.io address needs your own domain first.
3. Choose drafts or publishing, then turn on the daily article
Open Articles. Under Where should the articles go?, click Other, then Ghost. Under Who approves them?, choose I review each one first, then Review in Ghost to receive each article as a draft post you publish in Ghost, or Review in Cituna to send nothing until you approve it. Publish automatically publishes each post as soon as it is written. The daily articles guide compares the three.
Then, under Start writing, turn on Write articles every day. Connecting a destination does not start anything by itself.
Troubleshooting
Will publishing email my members?
No. Ghost emails a post only when the request names a newsletter, and Cituna never does. Send it as a newsletter from Ghost yourself if you want to.
Will Cituna overwrite an edit made in Ghost?
Not silently. Before an update, Cituna compares the fields it writes with what it last sent. If someone changed them in Ghost, or unpublished or deleted the post, automatic updates leave it alone, and Update on Ghost asks first. Tags and authors you add in Ghost are kept on every update, and your primary tag stays first.
Does sending the same article twice create a duplicate?
No. Before creating a post, Cituna looks for its own post at the same URL and updates it instead. It only takes over a post with the same title that was created in the last day, and only a draft when the article is sent as a draft. Any other post or page at that URL is never overwritten: the send stops and says so.
Why are new posts public when my site defaults to members only?
The articles are written to be read by people and AI engines, which cannot see a members-only post. You can still change a post’s access in Ghost, and later updates leave your choice alone.
Drafted with AI assistance from our own research and Search Console data, and reviewed by Rahul A before publishing. Rules and prices change; check the linked official source before you act.
